Volleyball at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Men's tournament






















Men's Volleyball
at the Games of the XXVII Olympiad

Olympic rings with white rims.svg
Venue
Sydney Entertainment Centre and
Sydney Showground Pavilion 4
Date 17 September – 1 October
Competitors 144 from 12 nations
Medalists
















1st, gold medalist(s)

 Yugoslavia
2nd, silver medalist(s)

 Russia
3rd, bronze medalist(s)

 Italy

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Volleyball at the
2000 Summer Olympics
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The 2000 Men's Olympic Volleyball Tournament was the 10th edition of the event, organized by the world's governing body, the FIVB in conjunction with the IOC. It was held in Sydney, Australia from 17 September to 1 October 2000.[1]


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Contents






  • 1 Qualification


  • 2 Pools composition


  • 3 Rosters


  • 4 Venues


  • 5 Preliminary round


    • 5.1 Pool A


    • 5.2 Pool B




  • 6 Final round


    • 6.1 Quarterfinals


    • 6.2 5th–8th semifinals


    • 6.3 Semifinals


    • 6.4 7th place match


    • 6.5 5th place match


    • 6.6 Bronze medal match


    • 6.7 Gold medal match




  • 7 Final standing


  • 8 Medalists


  • 9 Awards


  • 10 References


  • 11 External links





Qualification


Main article: Volleyball at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Men's qualification






















































































Means of qualification Date Host Vacancies Qualified
Host Country 24 September 1993
Monaco Monte Carlo
 1
 Australia
1999 World Cup 18 November – 2 December 1999
 Japan
 3
 Russia

 Cuba

 Italy
African Qualifier 25–30 January 2000
Egypt Cairo
 1
 Egypt
Asian Qualifier 27–29 December 1999
China Shanghai
 1
 South Korea
European Qualifier 3–9 January 2000
Poland Katowice
 1
 Yugoslavia
North American Qualifier 5–8 January 2000
Canada Winnipeg
 1
 United States
South American Qualifier 7–9 January 2000
Brazil São Caetano do Sul
 1
 Brazil
1st World Qualifier 21–23 July 2000
Portugal Matosinhos
 1
 Argentina
2nd World Qualifier 24–26 July 2000
Greece Piraeus
 1
 Spain
3rd World Qualifier 25–27 July 2000
France Castelnau-le-Lez
 1
 Netherlands
Total 12


Pools composition


Teams were seeded following the Serpentine system according to their FIVB World Ranking as of January 2000. FIVB reserved the right to seed the hosts as head of pool A regardless of the World Ranking. Rankings are shown in brackets except the hosts.































Pool A
 Pool B

 Australia (Hosts)
 Italy (1)

 Cuba (3)
 Russia (2)

 Brazil (4)
 United States (5)

 Netherlands (7)
 Yugoslavia (6)

 Spain (8)
 Argentina (9)

 Egypt (23)
 South Korea (10)


Rosters


Main article: Volleyball at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Men's team rosters


Venues























Main venue
 Sub venue

Australia Sydney, Australia
Australia Sydney, Australia

Sydney Entertainment Centre
Sydney Showground Pavilion 4
Capacity: 10,517
 Capacity: 6,000

Sydney Entertinment Centre.jpg
Sydney Olympic Park Showground Hall.JPG


Preliminary round


  • The top four teams in each pool qualified for the quarterfinals.




Qualified for the Quarterfinals


Pool A





































































































 Pts
 Matches
 Sets
 Points
Rank
 Team
 W
 L
 W
 L
 Ratio
 W
 L
 Ratio
1
 Brazil
10
 5
 0
 15
 1
 15.000
 415
 331
 1.254
2
 Netherlands
9
 4
 1
 12
 5
 2.400
 417
 360
 1.158
3
 Cuba
8
 3
 2
 9
 7
 1.286
 383
 335
 1.143
4
 Australia
7
 2
 3
 6
 10
 0.600
 327
 374
 0.874
5
 Spain
6
 1
 4
 7
 12
 0.583
 404
 444
 0.910
6
 Egypt
5
 0
 5
 1
 15
 0.067
 309
 411
 0.752


















































































































































































































Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
17 Sep
 SP4
Spain 
3–0
 Egypt
 25–20
 25–10
 25–21
  
  
75–51
17 Sep
 SEC
Cuba 
0–3
 Netherlands
 22–25
 20–25
 23–25
  
  
65–75
17 Sep
 SEC
Australia 
0–3
 Brazil
 13–25
 14–25
 21–25
  
  
48–75
19 Sep
 SP4
Spain 
1–3
 Cuba
 21–25
 12–25
 25–21
 20–25
  
78–96
19 Sep
 SEC
Egypt 
0–3
 Brazil
 28–30
 18–25
 21–25
  
  
67–80
19 Sep
 SEC
Netherlands 
3–0
 Australia
 25–19
 25–17
 25–15
  
  
75–51
21 Sep
 SP4
Cuba 
3–0
 Egypt
 25–11
 25–18
 25–15
  
  
75–44
21 Sep
 SEC
Brazil 
3–0
 Netherlands
 25–20
 25–17
 27–25
  
  
77–62
21 Sep
 SEC
Australia 
3–1
 Spain
 23–25
 25–20
 25–23
 25–19
  
98–87
23 Sep
 SP4
Egypt 
1–3
 Netherlands
 21–25
 11–25
 33–31
 20–25
  
85–106
23 Sep
 SEC
Cuba 
3–0
 Australia
 25–17
 25–20
 25–18
  
  
75–55
23 Sep
 SEC
Spain 
1–3
 Brazil
 27–25
 14–25
 21–25
 20–25
  
82–100
25 Sep
 SP4
Netherlands 
3–1
 Spain
 25–18
 25–17
 24–26
 25–21
  
99–82
25 Sep
 SEC
Brazil 
3–0
 Cuba
 28–26
 30–28
 25–18
  
  
83–72
25 Sep
 SEC
Australia 
3–0
 Egypt
 25–17
 25–23
 25–22
  
  
75–62


Pool B





































































































 Pts
 Matches
 Sets
 Points
Rank
 Team
 W
 L
 W
 L
 Ratio
 W
 L
 Ratio
1
 Italy
10
 5
 0
 15
 4
 3.750
 482
 421
 1.145
2
 Russia
9
 4
 1
 13
 7
 1.857
 465
 443
 1.050
3
 Yugoslavia
8
 3
 2
 12
 9
 1.333
 489
 461
 1.061
4
 Argentina
7
 2
 3
 7
 11
 0.636
 409
 446
 0.917
5
 South Korea
6
 1
 4
 8
 14
 0.571
 491
 504
 0.974
6
 United States
5
 0
 5
 5
 15
 0.333
 417
 478
 0.872


















































































































































































































Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
17 Sep
 SP4
South Korea 
0–3
 Italy
 25–27
 23–25
 18–25
  
  
66–77
17 Sep
 SEC
Russia 
3–1
 Yugoslavia
 19–25
 25–23
 25–23
 25–20
  
94–91
17 Sep
 SEC
United States 
1–3
 Argentina
 26–24
 23–25
 21–25
 18–25
  
88–99
19 Sep
 SP4
Argentina 
3–1
 South Korea
 25–23
 17–25
 30–28
 25–21
  
97–97
19 Sep
 SEC
Russia 
3–1
 United States
 25–18
 25–23
 21–25
 25–17
  
96–83
19 Sep
 SEC
Yugoslavia 
2–3
 Italy
 19–25
 25–19
 22–25
 33–31
 20–22
119–122
21 Sep
 SP4
United States 
0–3
 Yugoslavia
 15–25
 20–25
 23–25
  
  
58–75
21 Sep
 SEC
Italy 
3–0
 Argentina
 40–38
 25–18
 25–14
  
  
90–70
21 Sep
 SEC
South Korea 
2–3
 Russia
 22–25
 25–22
 25–20
 27–29
 15–17
114–113
23 Sep
 SP4
Yugoslavia 
3–1
 Argentina
 21–25
 25–15
 25–23
 25–22
  
96–85
23 Sep
 SEC
Russia 
1–3
 Italy
 20–25
 20–25
 25–22
 22–25
  
87–97
23 Sep
 SEC
United States 
2–3
 South Korea
 20–25
 27–25
 24–26
 25–21
 13–15
109–112
25 Sep
 SP4
Argentina 
0–3
 Russia
 23–25
 15–25
 20–25
  
  
58–75
25 Sep
 SEC
South Korea 
2–3
 Yugoslavia
 26–24
 20–25
 23–25
 25–19
 8–15
102–108
25 Sep
 SEC
Italy 
3–1
 United States
 21–25
 25–18
 25–18
 25–18
  
96–79


Final round
































































































































































 
 Quarterfinals Semifinals Gold medal match
 
                    
 
 27 September
 
 
 Brazil
 1
 
 29 September
 
  Argentina
3
 
 Argentina
 1
 
 27 September
 
  Russia
3
 
 Cuba
 2
 
 1 October
 
  Russia
3
 
 Russia
 0
 
 27 September
 
  Yugoslavia
3
 
 Netherlands
 2
 
 29 September
 
  Yugoslavia
3
 
  Yugoslavia 3
 
 27 September
 
 Italy
 0
 Bronze medal match
 
 Australia
 1
 
 1 October
 
  Italy
3
 
 Argentina
 0
 
 
  Italy
3
 





























































































 
 5th–8th semifinals 5th place match
 
            
 
 28 September
 
 
  Brazil 3
 
 29 September
 
 Cuba
 2
 
 Brazil
 0
 
 28 September
 
  Netherlands
3
 
  Netherlands 3
 
 
 Australia
 0
 
 7th place match
 
 
 29 September
 
 
  Cuba 3
 
 
 Australia
 0


Quarterfinals




































































Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
27 Sep
 SEC
Cuba 
2–3
 Russia
 25–21
 23–25
 19–25
 25–19
 13–15
105–105
27 Sep
 SEC
Australia 
1–3
 Italy
 14–25
 25–22
 19–25
 15–25
  
73–97
27 Sep
 SEC
Brazil 
1–3
 Argentina
 25–17
 21–25
 19–25
 25–27
  
90–94
27 Sep
 SEC
Netherlands 
2–3
 Yugoslavia
 21–25
 25–18
 18–25
 32–30
 15–17
111–115


5th–8th semifinals










































Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
28 Sep
 SP4
Brazil 
3–2
 Cuba
 23–25
 17–25
 25–21
 26–24
 15–11
106–106
28 Sep
 SP4
Netherlands 
3–0
 Australia
 25–20
 25–15
 25–21
  
  
75–56


Semifinals










































Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
29 Sep
 SEC
Argentina 
1–3
 Russia
 25–27
 30–32
 25–21
 11–25
  
91–105
29 Sep
 SEC
Yugoslavia 
3–0
 Italy
 27–25
 34–32
 25–14
  
  
86–71


7th place match





























Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
29 Sep
 SEC
Cuba 
3–0
 Australia
 25–23
 25–11
 25–15
  
  
75–49


5th place match





























Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
29 Sep
 SEC
Brazil 
0–3
 Netherlands
 21–25
 20–25
 22–25
  
  
63–75


Bronze medal match





























Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
01 Oct
 SEC
Argentina 
0–3
 Italy
 16–25
 15–25
 18–25
  
  
49–75


Gold medal match





























Date
 Venue
Score
Set 1
 Set 2
 Set 3
 Set 4
 Set 5
 Total
01 Oct
 SEC
Russia 
0–3
 Yugoslavia
 22–25
 22–25
 20–25
  
  
64–75


Final standing











Medalists














Gold
Silver
Bronze

 Yugoslavia (YUG)

Vladimir Batez
Slobodan Kovač
Slobodan Boškan
Đula Mešter
Vasa Mijić
Nikola Grbić
Vladimir Grbić
Andrija Gerić
Goran Vujević
Ivan Miljković
Veljko Petković
Igor Vušurović
 Russia (RUS)

Vadim Khamuttskikh
Ruslan Olikhver
Valeri Goryushev
Igor Shulepov
Aleksey Kazakov
Evgeni Mitkov
Sergey Tetyukhin
Roman Yakovlev
Konstantin Ushakov
Aleksandr Gerasimov
Ilya Savelev
Aleksey Kuleshov
 Italy (ITA)

Andrea Gardini
Marco Meoni
Pasquale Gravina
Luigi Mastrangelo
Paolo Tofoli
Samuele Papi
Andrea Sartoretti
Marco Bracci
Simone Rosalba
Mirko Corsano
Andrea Giani
Alessandro Fei


Awards











References





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External links



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